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A Collection of Ivory Drawing Instruments, [[CITES] a quantity of specialist drawing pens, including border line pens, dotting pens, section pens, road pens, a curve pen etc, with four ivory protractor/scale rules and an early scale rule,

Ivory Drawing Instruments, [CITES] 18th, 19th and early 20th centuries, cased set of pens by Stanley inc. dotting pen, parallel rules, protractor/scale rules, scale rules including 19th miniature examples (8.5cm long) in slip cases by G Hamilton-Smith and Stanley

A Collection of Ivory Drawing Instruments, [CITES] 18th, 19th and early 20th century, an unusual semi-circular protractor by Harling, protractor/scale rules by William Elliot, John Bleuler, Watkins & Hill and others, scale rules and parallel rules,

Drawing Instruments, Military Interest, all early 20th century/WWI, a cavalry surveying sketch board with boxwood scale, inset compass and leather wrist strap, a good military scale rule/protractor in nickel silver by Stanley, and a set of boxwood Marquois scales, by Harling in mahogany case, case 33.6cm

A Collection of Boxwood and mahogany Drawing/Drafting Instruments two sectors, five protractor/scale rules, a quantity of short scale rules including a cased set by William Elliott, and other instruments

A Collection of Rules and Gauges etc, including a cased Sandhurst protractor by Elliott Bros with clinometer, a cased set of architects plan stencils, Rabone boxwood 4-fold2-foot rule, folding boxwood 5-foot rule, Chesterman steel tape, opisometer and other items

A 12 inch Protractor by Halden, c.1930-1940, in lacquered brass, divided to half a degree, in mahogany case, excellent condition, no signs of use, protractor diameter 30.4cm

A 12 inch Protractor by Thornton, c.1930-1940, in nickel silver, divided to 15 arc-minutes, in mahogany case, protractoe 30.4cm diameter

Two 19th Century Protractors by Stanley a swing-arm protractor divided to half a degree, reading to one arc-minute by vernier, with a circular example (diameter 15.3cm) divided to half a degree, both woth name and address hand-engraved in script

A Single-Arm Vernier Protractor, late 19th century, by Newton & Co, lacquered brass, hand engraved, also engraved WD 5679 with broad arrow, divided to half a degree, arm with clamp, reading to one arc-minute by vernier, 16.9cm diameter, in mahogany case with magnifying glass and screw-in points

Two Protractors by Stanley, late 19th century hand engraved single arm circular protractor in lacquered brass, reading to one arc-minute by vernier, 14.7cm diameter, with a good early20th century180 degreeprotractor in lacquered gunmetal, divided to half a degree, with base scale with 1/50th inch divisions, both in mahogany cases

Drawing/Drafting Instruments, A boxwood hinge protractor, the lacquered brass locking hinge divided to one degree, with two large (12") boxwood protractor/scale rules by Army& Navy CSL and a later instrument by Stanley

Seven Sets of Drawing/Drafting Instruments, [CITES] sets by Miller's, Glasgow, complete in red Morocco case; set by Reeves & Sons, set by Haecke, Berlin, with protractor divided to half a degree, in mahogany case, (lower compartment empty); three sets by Stanley, each missing one compass; each with one or more ivory components

Two Sets of Drawing Instruments, [CITES] set by Parmer & Son in mahogany case, with ivory sector and scale rule/protractor, boxwood Marquois scales below; with a large set by Stanley in oak case, with proportional dividers, beam compass ends etc, lower compartment empty

Brass protractor by Briere, Paris, another protractor and two rulers. (4).

Brass circular protractor by Heath & Wing, London, another by Abrahams, Liverpool, 15.1cm and a larger protractor, 25.6cm. (3).

Early 19th century brass plotting protractor by Adie & Son of Edinburgh (a/f). Also another later example by A.G Thornton in fitted case. (2)

A 19th century Messum protractor by Cary London, of rectangular form, 17.5cm x 9cm.Buyer’s Premium 29.4% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price. Lots purchased online via the-saleroom.com will attract an additional premium of 6% (including VAT @ 20%) of the hammer price.

A Victorian maple writing box, hinged rosewood crossbanded top, fitted interior, c.1860; various accoutrements, sealing wax, protractor and compass, pen nibs, Dennison's Wax, boxed, etc

19th century 360 degree Brass Protractor inscribed ' T B Winter, Newcastle ', 25cms diameter, contained in original mahogany case with printed maker's paper label

360 degree protractor, with clockwise and counter-clockwise scale offset by 180 degrees stamped 'Bryn-yr-Owen Colliery 1867' (cased)

An assortment of items including antique ostrich eggs, lacquered trays, vintage protractor etc

A VICTORIAN BRASS BOUND BURR WALNUT DRAUGHTSMANS BOXThe hinged lid opening to reveal two removeable trays with assorted drawing instruments by assorted makers, including a circular lacquered brass and silver protractor by Elliot Brothers, 30 Strand, London, the case with retailers label for W H Harling of London, with concealed base drawer, 17cm high, 38cm wide, 29cm deep. For further information on this lot please visit Bonhams.com

Two Clinometers,A good Sandhurst Protractor by Stanley, c.1900, in boxwood, incorporating fitted lead weight clinometer, 13.5cm long, in leather case, with a small Abney Level by Stanley in fitted leather case

A Curious Complex Drawing Instrument,scratch-built, incorpoating a circular protractor, apparently for creating repeat decorative designs on circular objects, protractor dia.18cm, case 36cm across

Two Circular Protractors,A 12" protractor by Stanley, English, c.1880-1900, in brass, divided to 15 arc-minutes, with a 6" protractor by Reynolds, Birmingham, c.1900, divided to 30 arc-minutes, in gunmetal, both in fitted mahogany cases (diameters 30.4cm, 15.2cm)

Two Circular Protractors,A fine 12" protractor by Stanley, English, c.1880-1900, in nickel-silver, divided to 10 arc-minutes, with a 6" protractor by T Cooke & Sons Ltd, c.1910, in brass, divided to 30 arc-minutes both in fitted mahogany cases ( instrument diameters 30.4cm, 15.2cm)

A Stanley Protractor Level,heavy brass-bound 12" two-fold boxwood rule, c.1900, with protractor hinge and twin levels, can be used as a simple clinometer, compass inset to one arm, tables for proportional rise by degree, and inches per yard by degree, cased

A Good Architect's 4-fold 2-foot rule, and Scale RulesArchitect's' rule by Thomas Bradburn & Sons, c.1880, in ivory, each section with bevelled edges with scale rules, nickel -silver arch protractor hinge, ivory stamped 'By Her Royal madjesty's Letters Patent'; with two sets of six ivory scale rules, Stanley and Charles Baker, a set of eight by Norton & Gregory, all in leather cases, and a presentation set of four in mahogany case, dated 31st January 1938. [CITES]

A Victorian Draughtsman's Set By Stanley, London,English, c.1890, stamped in gold to the inside of the lid 'STANLEY, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London, to H.M. Government' the French polished mahogany case opening to reveal 18 instruments, mostly brass, with a beam compass, steel bows, compasses and attachments all in blue velvet lined lift out tray, in the base of the case is a rectangular protractor engraved 'Stanley' and dated 1898, a parallel rule and French curves, case width 25cm

A 6†Brass Vernier Protractor by S&S Ltd,English, c.1910, stamped S&S with the military arrow, the heavy gauge brass protractor with screw-in fixing pins in a French polished mahogany case, with slot for oval magnifier (missing), case width 27cm

A Collection of Draftsman's Rules and Roller Rules,comprising; an 18in roller rule constructed of German Silver, c.1880, signed in script 'Stanley Great Turnstile, Holborn, London' in the original mahogany case; a 12in roller rule constructed of lacquered brass c.1910, signed Cooke Troughton & Simms, London, York & Capetown', engraved as a ruler & a protractor, in the original polished mahogany case; a lacquered brass 18in rule signed 'W. H. HARLING, LONDON' in a case; a part set of boxwood rules in a maroon leather covered case stamped 'W. R. HARRISON' containing 5 of 10 rules, x4

A brass surveyors site with compass below made by Cox, Plymouth Dock and the remains of a wooden box with a brass circular protractor and its mahogany case (3)

A BOXED "MOORE & WRIGHT" COMBINATION SQUARE AND PROTRACTOR

STANLEY LEATHER CASED ABNEY LEVEL CLINOMETER, c. 1900-1914, patinated brass, stamped 'Stanley, Great Turnstile, Holborn, London', 12cms long Comments: Consists of a small telescope eyesight and an adjustable tubular spirit level, which is connected to a semi circular protractor scale and vernier, marked in both slope and degrees up to ±60°. The Abney (hand spirit) Level or Clinometer, allows the object to be sighted and the level bubble can then be seen simultaneously, so that the index can be set accurately.

A 19th century 12" folding rule, by G E Preston & Sons Birmingham, a Rathbone & Sons rule, a boxwood protractor and three slide rules

A Stanley engraved brass circular protractor with vernier and arm, in fitted mahogany case

A boxed Pocket Volt Meter 'Amplion', small volt meter, calculator and protractor.

A bag containing a quantity of collectable items including cased drawing instrument, printed tin The Pioneer set square and protractor, wooden snuff box, spectacles, etc.

Air Ministry Marked Chobert Riveters, single plating “A” Type, housed in the wooden transit case. Made by Aviation Developments Ltd. Accompanied by a Mk10 Pitch & Bank 262 TE Protractor by Smiths in wooden storage case. (2 items)

A George II draughtsman's set,in a fitted shagreen case, containing nine instruments including an ivory rule, a brass protractor and a boxwood 8cm ivory rule,7cm wide17cm highProvenance: The Peter and Pat Crofts Collection.Condition report: One rule probably not original.A steel 'pointer' probably not original.One compartment vacant.

A WW2 period military protractor in box, by Sutton and Straker Ltd. 

A COLLECTION OF MOORE AND WRIGHT TEST AND MARKING EQUIPMENT including seven micrometers (metric and Imperial), Vernier Calipers, Protractor, five engineers squares of various sizes, etc

A TRAY CONTAINING TEST AND MARKING EQUIPMENT to include two Starrett micrometers, Starrett two piece combination square, four digital calipers, protractor two dial gauges etc

A PRESSED STEEL ENGINEERS CHEST with four long graduated draws containing engineering tools including Rabone six inch rules, Moore and Wright dividers, Bacho adjustable spanners, Moore and Wright protractor and depth gauge, Starrett dial gauge and various taps and dies etc

A Late 19th Century Abney's Level, in black enamelled brass, with a compass and spirit level attached to a protractor set on a square sighting tube engraved ABNEY'S LEVEL Reg-5205 No.1243 Elliott, London, the right side engraved Captn. Heneage R.E., in a stitched leather case; two British Military Issue 6" Trough Compasses, in mahogany cases with sliding covers, and stamped with broad arrows, one in a stitched leather case (3)Footnote: Captain Frederick William Heneage, Royal Engineers, was the father of Sir Arthur Pelham Heneage, Royal Horse Artillery

A good quality brass circular engineer's protractor by Hall Harding Limited London in fitted mahogany case

A Cornish mine surveyors brass circular protractor with calibrated dial by William Wilton of St Day, Cornwall, 9" diameter

Sharkskin Covered Architects Etui, Sharkskin Covered Architects Etui,English c.late 18th Century, unsigned cantaining various accessories including pens dividers protractor rule and a large set of dividers that doesn't fit the accessories, 14cm tall

RAF Brass, 360 degree, circular Protractor with crossbar, a scientific drawing instrument in its original green felt lined mahogany box, both the mahogany box and brass protractor made for the Royal Air Force by A. West & Partners, 91 York Street, Westminster, central London, England, circa 1940. This is a circular lacquered brass protractor in its fitted green baize lined mahogany carrying case with hinged mahogany cover having breadboard ends to prevent warping of the wood. (At one time there were at least three mahogany block screwed or nailed into the green baize wooden box to secure the protractor in place when it was being transported. The markings for that are quite clear.) The box contains this scientific drawing instrument, a 23 cm diameter (9.2â€) circle of brass containing a full 360 degrees, marked in 10 degree intervals twice and divided into half degree measurements. The brass cross bar is marked indicating it was made for use by the Main Drawing Office of the Royal Air Force by A. West & Partners Ltd., 91 York Street, Westminster (London, England). The ends of the circle as well as one side of the crossbar is beveled down to fit easily against the map or chart one is examining. There are two rows of degree measurements, the outer row contains the full 360 degrees demarcated in 10 degree intervals while the inner scale contains four individual quadrant measurement from 0-90 degrees also in 10 degree pieces and divided on the outermost edge into half degree sections, serving both measurement scales. {Such instruments were made in this form back into the Victorian era of the 19th century, and this instrument could have been made by A. West & Partners earlier in the 20th century and repurposed for the RAF during WWII.} It is a navigational protractor lacking the four cardinal points shown, a 0 - 360 degree scale, and four 0 - 90 degree scales in the quadrants. In the Air Force this instrument would aid in navigation: To lay out a course or bearing; To read off a course or bearing; To determine angle or direction between two points on a map; To find magnetic course or bearing from True; To fix positions by angle; To plot lines of position, and many other aeronautical functions. Condition: Appears to be in fine condition with most of its lacquer intact, some patchy darkening of the patina of the brass and few scratches. The box is in good condition, missing some of the wooden holding pieces for the instrument and the green felt lining disrupted in many areas, especially at the edges. c. C. 1940

A 19th century circular brass protractor, by J & E Troughton, the mahogany cased with paper trade label. Box 18 x 19cm (7 x 7.5 inches) together with a circular brass compass in a mahogany box. Box 15cm (6 inches) (2)Condition report: Protractor - the instrument is stuck in its box. It cannot be removed without a specialist restorer. The wooden box seems to have distorted slightly, locking it in.Compass - glass (replaced?) loose, base detached from scale, swing arrow detached, includes brass pointer (original to it?)

Early 20th century set of drawing instruments including a brass protractor, 19th century ivory parallel rule, Stanley ivory rule and other instruments in a fitted mahogany brass bound case

A brass protractor, by Davis of Cheltenham, together with various architect's drawing tools and a set of forks

RAF type II hand held compass with navigator's protractor and Mk4 computer 

a polar planimeter by G Coraldi, Zurich, a brass surveyor's square, a French brass square & level, a steel protractor (4)

Benjamin Cole, an 18th Century gilt brass vernier protractor, the edge with etched numerals and signed B Cole, 12.5cm wide 

J A Nicholl & Co. Ltd. Brass 360 Degree Protractor stamped '1940 B518' and with Broadarrow, 12'' diameter in mahogany case

PARALLEL RULES ETC. Two ebonised & brass parallel rules, a clinometer rule by Stanley (compass missing), a triangular rule & a brass protractor. Length of largest parallel rule 38cm.  Please note that all items in this auction are previously owned & are offered on behalf of private vendors. If detail on condition is required on any lot(s) PLEASE ASK FOR A CONDITION REPORT BEFORE BIDDING.  The absence of a condition report does not imply the lot is perfect.WE CAN SHIP THIS LOT, but NOT if part of a large, multiple lots purchase.

Miscellaneous drawing instruments, including a tortoiseshell page turner, ebonised ruler, parallel ruler, large engineers protractor approx 3 x 12", four treen rulers, American Pencil Co bone pencil, Koh-I-Noor box of pencils (used), Wolff's toughened lead pencils and a black feathered quill and a Scottish wax seal.  

Shagreen cased composite set of technical drawing instruments to include folding ivory ruler, brass protractor and other assorted items